Stocks to watch today [17 June]: Mphasis, HCL Tech, TCS, Godrej Properties, Zee Entertainment among shares to focus

Indian markets are expected to take cues from both domestic developments and global sentiment. Here's a list of notable stocks to keep an eye on for June 17, 2025:
Key updates: Mphasis: Entered into a strategic partnership with Sixfold to enhance AI-driven insurance underwriting capabilities.
HCL Tech: Partnered with Europe's E.ON to accelerate product-based transformation.
Hyundai Motor: Commenced passenger vehicle engine production at Talegaon Plant, Maharashtra.
Mastek: Secured a cybersecurity training contract from NHS England.
Hikal Ltd: Jigani unit passed Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency's GMP audit.
Marine Electricals: Received an order worth ₹57.1 million from the Indian Navy.
TCS: Partnered with the Council of Europe Development Bank to transform reconciliation processes.
Neopolitan Pizza: Signed a franchise development agreement with Regional to Global Consultancy Services.
Z-Tech: Received a major work order for road infrastructure upgradation in Uttarakhand.
Paras Defence: ICRA revised outlook on company's facilities to 'Positive.'
Tanla Platforms: Board approved a ₹175 crore buyback at ₹875 per share.
Zee Entertainment: Raised ₹2,237 crore via warrant issue to promoter entities.
Prostram: To install 30 MW/120 MWh standalone battery storage system for Bihar State Power Generation Co.
Godrej Properties: Acquired 16-acre land parcel in Upper Kharadi, Pune; estimated revenue potential of ₹3,100 crore.
Axis Cades: Signed an agreement with Indra to boost production of advanced systems in India.
Thirumalai Chemical: To consider preferential issue in upcoming board meeting on June 19.
Other notable developments: Laxmi Organic: Bombay HC dismissed company's writ petition against MSEDCL.
Vishal Mega Mart: Block deal launched by Kedaara Capital to sell 10% stake at ₹110/share.
Asian Paints: ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund acquired 85 lakh shares for ₹1,876 crore.
Biocon: Launched ₹4,500 crore QIP; floor price set at ₹340.20/share.
State Bank of India: Shareholders approved raising $3 billion in FY26.
ONGC: Gas leak in Assam well continues for the fifth day.
Corporate actions: Hindustan Zinc: Ex-Date today, Dividend ₹10/share.
eMudhra Ltd: Ex-Date tomorrow, Dividend ₹1.25/share.
Sarla Performance Fibers: Ex-Date tomorrow, Dividend ₹3/share.
Surveillance updates: Stocks included in ST-ASM: Dynamic Cables, Oriana Power, Servotech Renewable Power System.
Stocks excluded from ST-ASM: IFGL.
Stocks in LT-ASM: Lumax Auto.
Price band revisions: 10% to 5%: Black Box, BLS E-Services, Camlin Fine, Godavari Bio, Suven Life. 20% to 5%: Bajel Projects, Balu Forge, Centrum Capital, HCC, Inox Green, Interarch, Ramco Systems, Reliance Power, Schneider, Shilpa Medicare, SKM Egg, Subex, Tata Teleservices.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based on company announcements and publicly available data. It does not constitute investment advice. Investors are advised to consult with certified financial advisors before making any investment decisions.
Ahmedabad Plane Crash
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